Chris Hart

Molly and Corry (eBook, ePUB)

Satellite Sleuths
Illustrator: Leyland, Scott

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Molly is an eleven year old girl whose best friend is a fully functioning A.I. computer called Corry. In their second great adventure they're on a mission to rescue a lost pet and as she finds out more Molly becomes convinced a crime has been committed. She even thinks she knows who did it. Corry gains the ability to see and creates a whole new set of problems for Molly. Dad proves he's a hero, risking life and limb and somehow, so does Molly's brother Tom.

The duo become sleuths to investigate and bring the culprit to justice. They recruit a wannabe spy, a retired spy and a spy in the sky, to catch a creepy spy guy and liberate a couple of dozen hostages on the way, while trying to get an "A" in science with Lizzie and definitely not looking cool in pink. Corry discovers she's not alone and like most families they have their own problems, but usually ours can be fixed without space flight. At school Riley's still a pain and it looks like Jazzy the class bully has been arrested, but looks can be deceiving.

Molly and Corry conquer the perils of space and dare a rescue in an adventure requiring detective skills, bravery, a brush with death and the help of a local dragon Lord (retired)... and of course, dad.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Nitere Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 218
• Altersempfehlung: ab 8 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. Januar 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781999811310
• Artikelnr.: 50707839

Autorenporträt

Chris has helped raise to lovely daughters with his wife and gleaned many of Molly's habits and opinions from them. He still teaches Computer Systems, as he has for over twenty years, to students from 9 to 90. With a Masters Degree in Media Development and a Degree in Software Engineering, he has created code for industry automation and Government A.I. systems and he likes to think he understands what makes a good computer work well. Spent a couple of years as a manager in a busy IT department before moving to teaching. Chris also has a healthy interest in all sorts of gadgets (though sadly, he still thinks the internet is cool!)